Leeson reflects on the push to roll back certain financial regulations three decades after his own rogue trades sparked the ...
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It takes one to know one, as they say. So explains Nick Leeson’s journey from single-handedly crashing one of the world's oldest banks to investigating financial misconduct three decades later. After ...
Three decades on from the collapse of Barings Bank, the prospect of sweeping deregulation in the financial system risks ...
On February 24, 1995, Barings Bank received a fax from fugitive trader Nick Leeson. In the fax, Leeson apologized for his trading losses that would ultimately bring down the 223-year-old bank and ...
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How the Man Who Single-Handedly Brought Down One of the World's Oldest Investment Banks Became a Financial Misconduct InvestigatorIt takes one to know one, as they say. So explains Nick Leeson’s journey from single-handedly crashing one of the world's oldest banks to investigating financial misconduct three decades later.
Nick Leeson was Barings Bank's star trader on the Singapore International Monetary Exchage (SIMEX). He regularly reported huge profits. In truth though, he was gambling with the bank's money ...
It takes one to know one, as they say. So explains Nick Leeson’s journey from single-handedly crashing one of the world's oldest banks to investigating financial misconduct three decades later.
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